A.A.R.G.
Australian Amateur Rebreather Group

The only way to DIVE!

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Contents.

What is a Rebreather? Homebuilt Diving Manufacturing List of spare parts and consumables suppliers.

A.A.R.G. certification standards. The A.A.R.G. Journal online Articles from the A.A.R.G. journal.

Dive reports and pictures. Homebuilt Cave diving and other shots Homebuilt Rebreather Links

'Top Gun' rebreathers. Commercially available rebreathers in Australia and the South Pacific.

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The A.A.R.G is dedicted to the dissemination of information about rebreathers and their construction and use. This site contains information about rebreathers and rebreather diving in Australia. Contact us through this site if you have any information or questions regarding rebreathers or rebreather diving in Australia.

Membership is free so contact us to join.

Currently our membership is huge as interest in rebreathers is on the increase due to the Atlantis/Dolphin/Ray and Buddy Inspiratuion becoming quite popular and a number of other units being available on the market. You need only have an interest in rebreathers to become a member and do not need to own one however most of our members do currently own and dive rebreathers on a regular basis. To join, just send us your name, postal address and rebreather interests and we will keep you updated with our quarterly journal.

Rebreather Experience in the A.A.R.G. ranges from beginner level rebreather divers through to those with rebreather experience in deep diving both SC and CC using trimix/ heliox, cave diving, to experienced manufacturers and service technicians.

Membership is open to anyone with an interest in Rebreathers so contact us to join.

Membership information is strictly confidential and will not be given out. International members are welcome and we already have a large number of members and contributors from all over the world.


"The build it yourself approach solves both the
cost and liability problems and probably even more
importantly it acts as a filter to screen out a
lot of self proclaimed expert divers who don't
have the mindset to use this kind of gear without
killing themselves."

Walter Starck 1998

The photo below shows three identical homebuilt CCR's - Australian Made.

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